The Sun. — London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

Flom the LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 13. Notice is hereby given, that the London Gazette will be pub listiefl on Friday, the 30th day of June next ensuing, and will sbeneeforward be published on Friday, - instead of Saturday, iu every We.ek., India Board, May 13, 1626.. A despatch, dated the 17th of 'January, 1826, has been this day receivedat the East India Housta from the Secretary to the Uovernment 'at Fort St. George, enclosing a copy of a diaipatch born Brigadier-General Wilfloughby' Cotton to, that. Government, of tieltielt thefollowing is an-extract : Patanagob, January 1826. ' honour to acquaint, you, for the information of the lflustoorabli. the Governor to 'Council," that the pursuit of the scattered Columns of *e enemy was continued from MeadaY tit by forced , marehes, by the MadraS division, accompa nied by the, body guard and-.a troop of horse artillery, =tithe Commander of the Forces ; on reaching Neaungla, live miles below this, place, we ascertained the enemy had crossed their whole-force tote right hank of the river, and.that they occupied the position of Malloon, consisting of a series of Strong fortified heights and Si' formidable Stockade, with from ten to twelve thou. It was also ascertained the King's brother-in-ldw,' and niost of the men of rank who had :misted at Zeahengaish, Were at Malloon ; they despatched a woondoole on the 28th, with a flag of truce and a letter, stating it to be . the Wish of their ishie(e, to put a period to hostilities, and that a-Ministff hurl arrived from Ava, with full powers to treat and ratify; and requesting a meeting for that purpose. Lieetenant-Colonel Tidy, and Livia. Smith, of the. Navy, were accordingly despatched ~to, arrange a confereutarto be held in a boat on the centre of the river, moored between Malloon and Patanagoh. Accordingly, the Commander of the Forces and the Second ,Commissioner;: Mr,,Robertson, at tended by myself and most of the Brigadiers,. Met the twat Burmese Comtniaioners, Kelicu Alenjee and rho -Kee -,Woonjeo,,on the lithlt ult. and I ant most happy to state.that thoreettlt of the conferences of that day and yesterday, lies been a.satt.sfateinry ad justment, as far as regards.' territory and • money, between the British and Burmese nation*. The ratification, by the Commis sioners! of ME Treaty, takes place this day.at two.olelock, . and the terms of peace are as follow : • ~. " The four provinces'of Arracan to be , ceded in perpetuity to tit* Honourable Company. "The provinces of Mergui, Tavoy, and Zea, - to bo:eded to the Honourable Company in perpetuity. " The Burmese tiovernment engage to pay the Honourable Company one erore of rupees, by instalments, the periods for the paymeht of which to be 'settled this day. " The.provinces or kingdoms of Amain, Cachar, Zeatung, and Munnipore, to .be placed under Princes to be named by the Bri , .tish Guyerninent.. . " Residents, with an escort of 'fifty men,-to be at each Court; British ships to be admitted into Burmese ports, to land their cargoes free of duty, not to uoship their rudders or hind their guns;' Burmese ships to have the same privilege in British ports; no peraem to be molested fur their opinions or conduct during the - war, hereafter; ".The . Siamese nation to be included in the peace." • Thus,.l hope; has terminated a war which has been most ex pensive in its prosecution, not only in money, but also, by the effects of climate, very destructive to both European and native troops; but I hope the Houourable the Governor in Council will here permit me to express the unaniniona• grateful feeling of the Madras army for the considerate conthots the Madras Govern ment have, upon every occasion, forwarded to their army here; comforts which have been the means of saving many valuable lives and Which will be ever most gratefully acknowledged by every Officer and num. It Will of course take a long period to arrange the move of the troops from hence to Rangoon, with the materiel and stores. The ratification of the Treaty by the King of Ava, and the English prisoners now at Amarapoorah, are -to arrive at Putana goh in fifteen days (15th January), on the receipt of which, we shall immediately retrograde to Proome. The: roads across the Arracan mountains present difficulties which will compel the Ben gal army to retire by Rangoon. P. S. —,Ja xtraitY S.—Owing to prolonged discussions, the treaty was not signed until this day, January S, at fbur r. at. Colonial Office, May 12, 18.26. Th© King boa .been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir Pfeil Camphell, knight, B. to tai ..G o ptaiii-General and. Go vernor in Chief of the colony of Sierralioone and, its dependent:hos in Africa. Whitubal, MA). 11. The 'King has been-pleased to appoint Sir lino* Wemyss Mac , keircie, Bart. to be Licutenaidand Sheriff PrinCipal of t!• shire of :Ross, in the room of Sir - Hector Mackenire, Bart; deceased. DRCLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY. May 11, W.. J. Mills, Union-street;-Southwark, Iklay .11., J. Rowbotham, 4eppprhey, skinner and farrier. , . ..... • • • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'P. Murphy, Liverpool-street, London, corn and provisionnur tirait, front May 16 to May 28, at ten, at the Court of Conint:s siuners, Basioghall-etreot, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 1. Ingham, Ihatiford, Yorkshire, silk mercer. BAN Klll'll.'B. • R, Coster, Staining-lane, Wood-street, Cheapaide, niereltant, May 27, at eleven, June 3, ut twelve, and 24, at ten, at the-Court of ConniiissionerS, Alasinghll-street. Solicitor, Mr. Flower, Staple lu t, Ilolborn. I'. Dowling, sen. Fludderfield, Yorkshire, grocer, May 25, Vl,' AO June 24, at ten, at the Offices of Mr. William Jacomb , solicitOr, Iludderstield. Solielters, Messrs. -Van Sanditte and Tin dale, 34, Dowgate-hill ; and Mr. Wm. Jacomb, Iluddersfield. 1. Gerrish,,of Bradford, Wiltshire, innkeeper and victualler,' June 5, 9,,and . 21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Weotate-street, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. W. Fl. Mackey, Paragon-buildings, path ; and Mr. Samuel Fisher, No. 5, Queen-street, Cheapsitle. W. 114 Or 6014 l.iverpt 01 , rope and ehip-chandler,, May 80, 81, and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, EiverpOol. Sulikitors,l,4r,:Mawdsley, Donnie-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool ; ats4l4(stara. Atllington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. W. JiMeli, Lovelre-court, Paternoster-row, bookseller, May 25, at nine, 27, at eleven, and June 24, at tett, at the Court of Cunt miardonets'.uf Bankrupts, Basingltall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Whit by, Nieholkon,ltute, Lombard-street. T. Jonea, Crickhowell, Ilreconehire, malteter, May 17, 18, turd June 24, at ten, at the Castle Hotel,• Brecon. Soliciters, Roberta; and Blewitt, Lincoln's inn ; and Nlessra, Bold a.nti Vaughan, Brecon. • T. Were, Biteklersbury, bill-broker, and Wellington -street, *rand, Ittationer, May 20, 27, and June 24, at eleven, at the .Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baaingliall-street. So lioitors, Messrs. Strangwayes and Walker, I3arnard's4ri. I. Peals,' Great Itustiell-street, C'ovent-garden, boot and shoe maker, 15fay.20, 27, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Com taisaioners of Bankrupts, Ilasingliall-street. §9 l oOrt Mr. I)°P kin, 84, Dean-street, 'Sabo. . • , T. Perrin, Marlborough, Wiltshire cheeeemonger,,May 26, 27, aryl *June 24, at twelve; at the IluntmOr Tavern, All i -Suiut'ke.lane,. Bristol, Solicitors, Mr. Henderson, 44, Linculse,rinn-fields, turd Mr. Goolden, Bristol. . , Tfr Archer, Pius-green, Worcestershire, corn-doctor , anll cone) , proprietor, May 26, 27, and' June 21, , at twelve, at the Crown lAA, Worcester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hilliard and /lastinis, Gray's inn-square ; and Mr. S. Godson, Worcester. J. tloswortity, Moretooltattnestead, Devonshire, tanner; June 1,2, and 24, at twelve, at the Globe Inn, Newton Abbott. :Licitors, Mr. Joseph Dribble, Ashburton, Devoneitire ; and blessrs. Walker,' Rankin, and Richards, 11, 11048001-street., • 4.,Price, Cliectsey, Surrey, draper, May 18, at eleven, 27, at twelve, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners -of Bankrupts, ataingludl-street. Solicitor, Mr: Gates, Lout bo:lL-amt.( 1. CL' Seeker, Wardour-ateet, Soho, tern-dealer.. May 18, 27, ..luna 4, at eleven, at the ,Court, of Contrinssioners of Bank. Is s singlsall.strect. Solicitor ; ! Mr. Ilobitition, Deke-Street• - • Primounrouptare. Joftui, Fort-etreet; Biehopagato-street, ineyebant., Al a i go 27, at: nine, and June 24, ttt tt.o .the. Court of COnuni*ei'n e of lbakrupta, Basingliall-;.treet , Kayeol--;- 1( Whittaker, Thayieu-inn, Holborn'. ' , • w,, Mills, Strand, tailor, May 20,21, and June 25, at eleven, let ad Court of Conuaisaioners of Bankrupts, - Basiughallmotreet, Solictori Mr. Rigby, Goiden-apotre. W. Leader, Wella-street, and Oitford-street, cnaela-maker, Mly 20, at eleven, 27, and Junel4, at eleven, at the Court a t;ontrniesiouers of Bankrupts, ilasinghall-street , 4!4lieitor, Mr Lew, Chaneery-laue . I,ock, Sburediteb, draper, 27, and June 24; at eleven, At - the Court, of Puunuiasioners, Basingholl-street. .'SfiiicitdratAlterfra Warne 404 Soil, L,eadinhall:street. 'r Lupton, Ingratarcourt and Lloyd it Coffee-I;ouse, under writar, •May ft, at nine, 27, and June 24, at elevenott the Court ,j(f nmm"iauerr or Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Solicitare, Magni. scat &LA Son, St. Mildred'a - courtr PoultrY. P. Gent,.Congleton, Cheilare, silk:throwster, May 26, at five, Viand June 24, at ten, at . the Lion and Swan lun, Congleton. SOlicitor, Mr. Alexander Wilson; King's Bench-Walk, Inner Temple ; and Messrs. Lockett and Vundrey, Congleton. J. Prince, Manchester, victualler, June 5,6, at. ten, and 24 at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Thomas Holme, Bower, Chancery-lane ; and Messrs. E. and J. Owen, Back King-street, Manchester. A. Welsh, Lf...ed4, common carrier, June 13, 14, 44.24, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple ; and Mr..Foden, Leeds. C. Spawton, Northampton, tallow-chandler, May 26, at five, '27, - ind June 24, at nine," at this 'Office of Mr. Theophilus Jeyes, Solicitor, Northampton. Solicitors, Messrs. Young and Vail ings, St.-Mildred's-court, Poultry ;: and Mr. Jeyes, Northamp ton. G. Hedges, Wingrave, Bucicingliainsbire,. butcher, 11Iay IS, 20, and June 24, at ten, at the George Inn, Aylesbury. So licitors, Mr. Ruse, Aylesbury ; and Mr. T. White, told-square, Lincoln's-inn. E.. Bardsley, Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, May 24, 25, and June 24, at eleven, at the Punchbowl, Peck-lane, Notting ham. Solicitors, Messrs. Enfield and Son, Nottingham ; and Messrs. Holm, Frampton, and Loftus; 10, New Inn. C. Snewin and P. Higgins, Berwick-street, Soho, timber merchants, May 20, 27, at eleven, end June 24, ut one, at the Court of Commimioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Soli citor, Mr. George Smith; 31, Basinghall-street. J. Foster and T. Clay, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-throwsters cud manufacturers, May 20, at eleven, 27, and June 24, at ten, at the Court of Cemmissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.:street. Solicitor, Mr. James, Bucklersbury. F. Pearson, Sheffield; Yorkshire, edge-tool-maker, May 24, 25, and June 24, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Soli citors, Messrs. Battye, Fisher, and Sudlow, 20, Chancery-lane; and Mr. John Dixon, Sheffield. J. Hall, Cliffe, Lewes, , Sussex, victualler, May 20, at twelve, 27, and JunO '24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of bankrupts,.•Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Squire, Thavibs. Inn. J. Thomis,..King-Stanley, Gloucestershire, clothier, ,May 20, at twelve, 27, and June 21, at eleven, at the Court of Cotnmis sioners of Bankrupt:, Basingball-Street. Solicitors, Messrs. Fisher and Spencer, Walbrook-buildings, Walbrook. W. Lawton, Brimstag, Cheshire, dealer, May 30, 31, and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.—, _Solicitors, Mr. J. Taylor, 6, Clement's Inn ; and Mr. John Hinde, 10i- Chapel-walks, Liverpool. A. A. C. F. , Edouart, Cheltenham, dealer in French and fancy wait's, May 20, at five, 22, and June 24, at ten, at the 'loyal Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitors, Meisirs. Clarke, Richards, and Medealf, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Walter and Billings, Chel- tenham. C. Hoppe, King-street, Cheapside, merchant, May 20, 27, and June 24, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. C. Bischoff, Basingball-street. J. Hearn, Fenchurch-street, merchant, May 20; at eleven, 27, at twelve, and June 24, at eleven. at the Court of Ontimissioners of Bankrupts, Basin hall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Grace and Stedman, Birchin-lane. W. Jenncr, Liverpool, merchant, June 1, 2, and 24, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. John and G. Crump, Liverpool; and Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, and Sud- low, Chancery-lane. M. Irish, Lewes, Sussex, lime-burner, May 30, 31, anti June 24, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes, Solicitors, Mr. GWynne, Lewes; and Means. Palmer, France, and Painter, 24, Bedford-row. J. Fisher, Llanthavy-Skirrid, 'Monmouthshire, maltster, May 19, 20, and June 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn; , Abergavenny. Solicitors, Mr. Gregory, 12, Clement's Inn ; and Messrs. B. and T. Gabb, Abergavenuy. • T. Evans, Monmouth, innkeeper anti victualler, May 19, 20. and June 24, at deceit, at the Angel Inn, Abergavenny. Solici tor% Mr. J. Gregory, 12, Clement's Inn ;and Messrs. B. and T. Gabb, Alsergavnity, J. Buckley, Manchester, dealer, June 2,3, and 24, at nine, at White's lintel, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. Hitch coisk, Manchester ; and Messrs. Hurd and 'Johnson, Temple. J. Chanson, Middleton-street, Spa-Oelds, navy agent and merchant, May 20, 23; at two, and June 24, at one, at the Court of Commissitnwrs of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, his% Winter, Lincoln's R. Salter, Manchester grocer, June 1, 2. at nine, and June 24, at two, at the Star inn, Manchester. Solicitor*, Mr. J. P. Timperley, King-street, Manchester; and Messrs. Atilington, Gra • gory,. and Faulkner, Bedford-row. W. Harvey, BernSley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturer, June 3, 8 and 24, at eleven, at the Cuort-house, Leeds. Solicitors, Messrs. ottie, Richardson, and Gaunt, Leeds, or No. 33, Poultry. 13. Dewhirst, East Retford; Nottinghamshire, bookseller, May 22, at three, 23, and June 24, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Don caster. Solicitors, Mr. Henry Smithsen, 23, Ohl Jewry ; and Mr. E. Sheardown, Doncaster. W. Probyn, Abergavenny, Moiunou►thshire druggist, May 19, 20, and June 24, at ten, at the office Of Mr. Hugh Jones, Aberga. venny. Solicitors, Messrs. Jenkins and Abbott, No. 8, New Inn; and Mr. Hugh Jones, Abergavenuy. J. Hall and W. Hall, Leeds, briektnakers,Juue 8, 10, and 24, at eleven, at the Court:House; Leeds. Solicitors, Moors. Battye, Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane; and Mr. W. Hargreaves, Leeds. DIVIDENDS. L. Crown, Monkweariumith Shore, Durham, ship-builder— Juno 3, at one, at Basingliall-street—L. Thompson, Birmingham, bookseller, June 16, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham— J. Goodwin, Sheffield, victualler, June 9, at ten, at the Sessions house, Wakefield--T. Gregory, Ealing, bookseller, June 3, at eleven, at Basinginill street—W. Adcock and T. Adcock, Birming ham, grocers—N.. W. Symonds, Crutchedfriars, merchant, June 3, at ten, at Basingball•street--J. Dunsmure and J. Gardner, Broad street, merchants, June 3, at 13r3ingini11-street—lt. lidineads, T. Atkins, and G. Tyrrell, Maidstone, bankers, June 6, at ten, at 13as:nghall-street. • CERTIFICATES-Juwz 3. J. Scott and H. Bragg, Wilhrook, commission-merchants---; T. Browne,. Liverpool, merchants----J. Goldie, Great Tich field-street, linen-drapers—J. Jeffery, Edward-street, Wool wich, tailor—Rowland Roscoe, Liverpool, broker—J. Ha ilcr, • Lime-street, victualler—R. Nlardon, Tooley-street, Bo rough, baker—J. B. Storey, BLindford St. Mary, Dorsetsbire, maltster-,--J. Steven's, Lime-street, merchant*-W.M. Lambe, Fatfiehl, Durham—H. Arkinetall, Tunstall-Mill, Shropshire, lnillar -.W. and R. Currie, Liverpool, hrokers—T. Askey, Col legt.bouse, Hackney-road, dealer—C. G. Cotterill, Peter's-lane, St. John-str , s4, bacon-merchant—T. Sumner, Clithero, Lan , cash i re, i nouger--,J . Cruckshank, Fleet -street, conam issi on agent—J. May, Deal, benker,--.1. „Abbott., Conduit-street Llama ver-square, auctioneer—S. Such, Blackman -street, Southwark, boot and shoe-manufacturer—D. Groves, Norton-street, Maryle hone, grocer. PARTNERSII ll' ti DISSOLVED: E. Jones and J. Williams, flannel and baize factors—W. Men ton and J. Clifton, Bourn, Spalding, and Stamford, Lincolnshire, general merchants—J. Morgan and W. Burnfield, jue. Fore street, Limehow, ship-chandlers—J. Stanfield, sen. Braden], awl J. Stanfield, jun. Wakefield, Yorkshire, printers—E. Cob. well and T. Mitchell, Haymarket, ironmongers.—C. Knight and S. Fyson, London, attornies—J. IlOdgson, H. Hodgson; and T. Hodgson, Poulton, Laneashire, grocer.--J. Lawrence and P. I Scott, Park-place, St. James's-street, tailors.-. Chas. Curt , s and Bich. Hen. Clarke, jun. Wapping, biscuit baker, .—Edw. :Weller and Thus. Hill, Upper King-street, Blooms bury-square, booksellers and stationers—Fred. Ewer, John S t arrden Sweeting, and John Jo .vph Bygrave, Friday-street, Clie.apside, warehomemen—J. Elliott and T. Saudis, Austin friars, attornies--Cluis..Swainson, - John Switinson, Wm. Birley, T. Birley, mid T. 'niacin', Fisliwick and Preston, Lancashire, cot o 1-spinners, as far as regards the said John Swainson.--j. Smith and S. Hunipston, Derhy, and J. Bradley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, grocers—C. J. ISloalces and E. Mishit, Fianna. wharf, -Bankside, corn chandlers--H. Dyer and T. Zeal, West „bury, \Wiltshire, wine and spirit merchants---J. Ktisall and J. Kelsall, Hoxton-town and High-hill-ferry, leather-dressers—E, Kearney, M. Waldegrave, and M. A. Kearney; New Church street, Bermondsey, dress-makers ---G. Scott, J. Bray, C. Bray: and 1 Frith, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers —J. E. Clarke and E.. Smith, Birmingham, silversmiths. AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN AND SUGAR. GRAlN.—.Kvirage Price of Grain, from the Returns received in the Week ended May 6, 1826 : —Wheat, 60s. 54. ; 30s: ; Oats, '24s. 24. ; Rye, 85s. od. ; Beaus, 88s. 54.; Pals, 375.- 94. Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, .sunputed from. the Returns made in the Week ending May 10, 18 2 6 , is 61m. 114. per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation there of into Great Britain. More than 150/. has already been.. s ubscribes in Richmond, Yorkshire, for the distressed working nutnufacturers in Lancashire, and other parts of this kingdom. THE ARMY. War Office, May 12. btli'Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant G. A. Lorraine, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Watson, who ex changes, receiving the difference, dated April 20, 1826. 4th Regimeut of Light Dragoons—Captain Harcourt Master, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice T. D. l3urrowes, who exchanges, receiving the difference, dated April 27, 1826. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Surgeon M. Alexander, M. D. from the 2d Flog- Us, he Surgeon, vice Allan, promoted, dated April 20, 1826. - 40th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet D. Heneage to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord J. Fitzroy, promoted ; Sir St. Vincent Cotton, Bart. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Heneage; Lieut. G. L. L.. Kaye to be Adjutant, vice Lord J. Fitzroy, pro moted ; all dated May. IS, 1826. 12th Ditto, Capt. W. V. 'Stuart, from the half-pay, to be Cap tain, vice H. M. St. V. Rose, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference, dated April 20, 1826. • 13th Ditto—Captain T. P. Lang, from the Bth Foot, to be Captain, vice Maitland, who exchanges, dated April 20, 1826. • 17th Ditto—J. Wilkinson, Gent. to he Veterinary Surgeon, vice It Smith, .placed upon half-pay, dated April 27, 1826. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards:- . -Lieut. and Adjutant W. Northev to have the rank of Lieutenant and Captain, dated April 20, 1826. 2d Regiment of Foot--Lieutenant G. C. Mundy to be Cap tain, by purchase, vice Ford, promoted, dated May 13, 1826 ; Ensign S. N. Fisher to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mundy, dated May 13, 1826 ; M'Mahon, Gent. vice Torrena, de ceased, 'Wed Sept. 13,1826 ; M. W. Lomax, Gent. by purchase, vice. Fisher, dated May 13,1826, to be Ensigns. 'Assistant-sur geon D. Campbell, vice Alexander, appointed to the 6th Dra goons, dated April 27, 1826, to be Surgeon. Assistant-surgeon W. M. Wilkins, from the CeyloUßegiment, vice Ralph, deceased, dabs' April 20, 1826, to be Assistant-surgeon. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant E. W. R. Antroims, from half-pay 13th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ashhurst, whose appointment has not taken place, dated March 27, 1826. sth pitte—Lieutensuit 0. Chnnipain, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant,(paying the difference), vice Fleming, appointed to the 49th Foot, dated April 2'7, 1826; Ensign M. Collins, from half pay of the Regiment, vice C. T. Henry, who exchanges; Quarter flmeP. Simplon, from the 7th Foot, vice French, deceased, both dated April 20, 1626—t0 be Ensigns: - - 6th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon to the Forces P. Campbell, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hood, whose 'appointment has been can celled, dated April 20, 1826. 7th Ditto—Serjeant Lediam, to be Quartermaster, vice Simpson, promoted in the sth Foot, dated 'April2o, 1826. • Bth Ditto—Ceptain J. H. Maitland, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Lang, who exchanges, dated April 29, 1826. 10th Ditto—Hon. 8, White, to be Ensign,,by purchase, vice Strickland, promoted, slated April 20, 1826: 13th Ditto--Hospital Mate P. Brodie to he Assistant-Sur geoo, vice Henderson, promoted in the 89th Foot, dated April 20, 1826. 16th Ditto.—Ensign W. F. !Tannage'', from half-pay 16th Foot, to he Ensign, vice J. M'lntosh, who exchanges, dated April 20, 1826. . 19th Ditto,—Lieutenant .1. Sterling, vice Taylor, promoted ; awl Lieutenant J. J.. Sargent, from 58th Foot, vice Broinhead, promoted; both dated May 13, 1826;—t0 be Captains by pur chase. 22d Ditto—Captain J. Craster to be Major, by purchase, vice C,thcart, promoted; Lieut. IL Vivian to be Captain, hy.pur chase, vice Craster ; Ensign J. F. Mills to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Vivian ; and E. T. Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mills, all dated May 13, 1826. • '" 24th Ditto--Lieut. C. J. Walsh, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant,.vice J. Robinson, who retires upon bulf-pay, dated April 20,1826. 25th Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Col. N. Thorn, from the half-pay to be Captain, vice E. It. Northey, who exchanges, dated April 13, 1826. - 27tliDitto-Licut. L. J. Hay, from the 41st Foot, to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Young, promoted, dated 13th May, 1826.—J. Creigh, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vie,. Mac. loan, promoted, dated 9.oth April, 1826 i 29th Ditte.—Serjeant-major M. Morgan, to be Adjutant, with the rank 'of Ens'ign, vice Foskey, who resigns the Adjutancy only, dated 27th April, JB26.—Assistant -Surgeon, J. Hawkey, M.D. from the 4th Foot, to ,be Assistant-Surgeon, dated 27th April, 1826. 4.3 d Ditto.--Ensigu, M. Lushingtort, to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Morris, promoted, dated 13th May, 1826.—C. J. G (lent. to be Ensign, by . purchase, vice Lushington, d ,te4l 13th May, 1820. 46th ditto.-:-.J. Lacy; gent. to be Ensign, vice Cumming, de ceased, dated 20th .April, 1826. 47th Ditto,--Lieut. C. Walker, from half-pay, 4th Foot, M be Lieutenant, vice it Cochrane, who exchanges, dated 27th April; 1826. 49th Ditto.—Lieut .1. Fleming, from the sth Foot, to be Lieut. vice W. H. Barker, who retires upon" the half-pay, re ceiving, the difference, dated 27th April, 1816.—. Lord W. Rll9 , self, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Keating,s promoted, dated 27th April,. 1826. 'soth Regiment of Foot.—Lieut. .1. P. Kennedy, from the Royal Engineers, to be Lieut. vice Crofton, promoted id the 9lst Foot, dated 20th April, 1826.—J. Raillie Ruse, gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Baxter promoted, dated Bth April, 1826.- -Lieut. H. 'Gill, to be Adjutant, viva! Crofton, protrioted in the 91st Foot, dated 20th April, 1826. 53d Ditto..:.-Captain • R. D. King, from the. half-pay, to be Captain, vice C. Medina!, who exchanges, receiving the diffe ranee, dated 20th April, 1826. 54th Ditto—Lieut. J. Gray, to be Captain, vice Grindlay, de macs!, dated 20th April, 1826.—Ensign G. Holt; to be Lieut. vice Considine, deceased, dated 12th Septembar, 1825.—Ensign R. Dodd, from half-pay, 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Holt, dates' 20th April, 1826. 58th Ditto--Lieut. H. Hebden, to be Captain, by purchase, vise Rowley, promoted, dated 13th May, 1826.—Ensign H. P. B 11, vice Sergeant, promoted in the l 9th Foot, dated 13th May, l'326.—Ensign Hon. H. Howard, vice Hebden, dated 14th May, 1326.-L..-To be Lieutenants, by purchase. 60th Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon, J. Winterseale, from the 71st F int, to be Surgeon, vice Clasen, promoted, dated 20th April, 1126. 72d Ditto--Lieut. R. Schneider, from the half-pay, to he Lieute taut, vice Charles Sbuckburgh, who exchanges, receiving die di Terence, dated April 27, 1826. 760 Ditto—Ensign IL Shepperd to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Grubbe, promoted ; W. Ray, Gent. to he Ensign, by purch ise, vice Shepperd ; both dated Mat , lB, 1826. 770 Ditto--Hoepital Assistant J. J. Russell, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice J. O'Donnell, placed upon half-pay, dated May2s, 1826. • • 78th Ditto, --Ensign T. M. Wilson to 'be Lieutenant, by pur chase, v i ce 'yaws% pronioted ; T. Wingate, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Win, both. dated May 13, 1826. 88 1 1pitto.--Quartermaster J. Stubbs to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice,Swinburne, promoted; Serjeaut J. Rusher to be Quartermaster, vice Stubbs; both dated April 20, 1826. 89th Ditto—Lieitt. T. W. Stroud, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Walter Butler, whose appointment has not taken place, dated April 2',7, 1926 ; Assistant Surgeon J. Henderson, M.D. from the 13th`Foot; to he Surgeon, vice R. Dunn, who re tires u;son half-pay, dated April 20, 1826. 92d Ditto—Capt. J. A. Forbes, from the half pay, to he Capt. vice D. Macpherson, who exchanges, dated April 27, 1826. 98th DittoEnsigo N. Eve to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice , Douglas, promoted ; and Ensign W. Edie, from the Ist West India Regiment., to be Ensign, vice Eyre, both dated April 20, 1826. 99th Ditto—F.. Parr, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wainwright, promoted, dated April 20, 1826. Rifle Brigade, Gentleman Cadet R. S. Smith, from the Royal Military College, to be second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clitherce, appointee', to the Coldstream Foot Guards, dated April 27, 1826. Royal Staff Corps . _-_Lieutenant W. G. Hughes, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Walsh, appointed to the 24th FoOt, dated April 26, 1826: Ist West India Regiment.—J. 1.. Ormsby, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Elie, appointed to the 98th Foot, dated April 20, 1826. ' • STAvr.—Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. C. GOre to he Deputy Quartermaster-General to the Forces, nerving in Canada, vies Cockburn ; and Lieutenant-Colonel F. Cockburn to be Deputy- Quartermaster-General to the Forces serving in Jamaica, vice Gore, both dated April 20, 1826. „, HOSYITAL STApir.—To be Surgeon s to tue Glasco, from the 60th Foot, vice. 011uley, placed upon' half - Pay ; and As - : i ; ' ,. ta o . n D t- ,B a ur rr tle ;: i p t co lle d ll t i yo fro n n l i , a t if h _ e pay n , ° bo Yal th A d f a ri t e ri a l n A C p A r il il n 2 ia o l , C° lB r g: • To be Apothecary :otbBr Forces. —DisPenser of Medicines H. B. Burman, dat e d Aril 20, 1 To be: Hospital-Assistant.--T. B. Sibbteld s Gent. vice Brown, appointed to the 43d Foot ; .1. G. Fraser, Gent. vice Dick, ap pointed to the 12th Foot; J. H. Sinclair, M.I), vice Dumbreek, appointed to BSth Foot, all dated April ,14, 1928 ; and S. Light foot, Gent. vice M'Math, promoted, dated May 27, 1826. Chaplain B. C. Goodison„ M.A. a Chaplain to the Forces, dated April 17, 1826. UNATTACIIM —To be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase.—Major Honourable G. Cathcart, from 22d Foot, dated May 13, 1826. To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase.—Captains G. Brom head, from 19th Foot ; G. Ford, from Qd Foot ; and A. Taylor, from 19th Foot, all dated May 13 r 1826. To be Captains of Infantry by purchase-Aieutenants Lord J. Fitzroy, from 10th Light Dragoons; 11. Ellis, from 13th Light Dragoons, vice H. D. Carr, whose promotion has not taken place; J. H. Grubbe, from 76th Foot; G. Musgrave, from 15th Light Dragoons ; G. C. Ogle, from 4th Dragoon Guards ; B. Morris, from 43d Foot ; .1. R. Young, from 27th Foot; and R. J. P. Vassal', from 78th Foot, all dated May 13, 1826.. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, 'by purchase—Ensign T. E. Campbell, from 52d Foot—Cornet O'Neil 'Segruve, from Cape Corps (Creaky) and Cornet G. S. Brown, from, 16th Light Dragoons, all dated May 13, 1826. To be Ensigns, by purchase.—F. Bland, gent. dated 13th May, 1826.—T. S. Powell, gent. dated 13th May, 1826. ME)to R Da under-mentioned Officers huve been allow ed to disposed of their half-pay. Major Han. D. G. Hallyburton, (Lieut.-Col.) half-pay Royal Corsican Rangers ; Captain T. B. Bower, half-pay Independents; Captain C. WGregor, half-pay Ist Garrison Battalion; Captain R. Chute, half-pay bBth FoOt ; Lieut. G. Massy, half-pay 52d Foot ; Lieut. E. C. Bolton, from half-pay 96th Foot ; Ensign E. Sneyd, half-pay 00th Foot; Ensign H. Mussingberd, half-pay 77th Foot ; Lieut. H. Green, half-pay 67th Foot; nel W. Verner, half-pay 12th Foot; Major C. de Vigny, half-pay 60th Foot . ; Major C. Caldwell, late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Captain F. C. Colman, late Sd Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain. G.. Price, half-pay 46th Foot; Captain Sir F. Barton, half-pay 101st Foot ; Captain W. H. Burroughs, 'half-pay 69th Foot. All dated the 13th of May, 1826. The appointment of Lieut. Antrobus, from half-pay 13th Foot,' to 46th Foot, as stated in the • Gazette of the Bth ult., has not taken place.' The date of Lient. 7 Col. Doyle's appointment as Deputy Lien tenast of Tower of London, is to bear date Dec: 27, 1625. The appointment of Lieutenant Galloway to be Adjutant of the. S3tl Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 18th February last, has not taken place. The commissions of the under-menticined Officers have been ante.: dated to the dates set against their names, but they have not been allowed any back-pay. . . 23d Toot--,Capt. J. Brown, to 16th February, 1826. bOth Ditto—Major J. Anderson, to 16th Feb. 1626 ;. Capt. J. Greenwood, to 16th February,.l626 ; and Ensign 11: Baxter; to 16th February, 1826.* IThattachedLieut.-Col. C. P. Ellis, to Feb: It;, 1826. ! ' 6th Dragoons—Capt..Wigley, to 9th April, 1826. sth Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Martin,• to April 9, 1826 a and Cornet M'Call, to April 9, 1826. • • 44th Foot—Major Shelton, to 6th February. 1825. 13th Light Dragoons—Cornet Smith, to 7th Sept. 1825. : The exchange betiveen Lieutenant llaggerston, of the' Ceylina Regiment, and Lieutenant Driberg, of the-83d Foot, has bf•eu ante-dated `to 16th March, • 18e4. !son to be Ad- 11. Jell Royal East India Volunteers—Captain .4. John, lutoot, vice Dickinson, who, resigns, dated 17th March, 183 6. Office of 'Ordnance, May 9. • Corps of Royal . Etigineers—Gent: Cadet Sidney H. Ks.ocker to be Second Lieutenant ; Gentleman Cadet .1. Coddingtool to be ditty ; Gentleman. Cadet C. Bailey to be ditto ; Gentleman Cadet C. Ensor to ditto ; and Gentleman Cadet Dennison to be ditto. All dated the 25th April, 1826. Office of Ordnance, May 11. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Serjeant-Major A. 13arlier to be Quartermaster, vice Walter Stewart, deceased, dated fpril 27th, 1826. WrltT-111oN naY.--Holiday at the Bank, Exchetiuer, Bast India and South Sea Houses. PRICE OF IRISH Bank Stock 221 Gov, Stpck, 31 per cent. KM Dittu ' New 4 per Cent. New irl% Goy. Deb. 31 per cent. .804 tO Cinisoli, 3 per cent. Royal Canal Stock Grand Cana Stock 45 City Deb, 4 per cent. Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent — ;TOCKS, MAY 11.. fit; Patrick Insurance Royal Irish Ditto National Ditto Patriotic Ditto Hibernian Bank ........ Provincial Ditto ...« Royal Irl3ll Mine % dir. • Iniperial Mine .... • Fish Shares New Brighton MA Arr)ved Due. 2 Dublin 2 Waterford 0 0 GuernseyittJersey 0 I J.1,41}0n Cottenbuigh 1 Humburgh 1 Holland 0 1 France Arrived. Due. 1 Fl ander 4.4. 0 OS Jamaie a • • 0 0 Leewa rd Islands O Malta 0 O America 0 lir4l O lino ass Ayres MUNI WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning 4.1 minutes sfter 8. I Evening . r .... 15 minutes after 9. k.z ~.► VLfl. LONDON, m ONDAY EVENING, MAY .15, 1826. The termination of the War with the' BurMese, which we announced on Saturday, is an event of the utmost importance to the Empire at large, but more particularly to our Indian Possessions. The War had already lasted a considerable time, had heen expen sive in life and treasure, and little hope of a speedy ter mination ofit could be entertained. A further enormou expenditure of life and treasure was to be looked for in the prosecution of the objects for which the war was undertaken, difficulties of an almost insurmounta ble nature were to be encountered; and evil conse quences of various descriptions were to be anticipated from the protraction of the contest, , even if it were ultimately brought to a successful termination: The gallantry and good conduct . both of the . Military and Naval forces employed in the operations, however, have prevailed, and a Peace has been at once concluded, on t erms mos t honourable and advantageous to the in terests of Great Britain. The extract of the De.vatch from Brigadier-General WlLLotiOnTri• COTTON, dated on the Ist- January; published iii'..Saturday night's Gazett, and given in another Pirt of our Paper, does not imply that further fighting had taken place since the date of 7 the preceding accounts, hut that the success of the previous battle had been followed up by a rapid pursuit of the retreating forces of the enemy, by the Madras division of the Army, with the Body Gutird,. and a Troop, of Horse Artillery, and the Cominander of the Forces. On the 28th Dec. , . 16 The four Provinces of ATirricaepanpreo,:jaennteideitthy,.3re 'a Flag of, Truce ,carne in • from Malloon , where the Chiefs-of the Burmese . Army were assembled, and KPThi n r Pro after discussions which continued from the Ist to the 3d Jan. the following terms of Peace were agreed upon, viz : of mergui, Tavoy; and Zea, to be ceded to r ; al b y le the C .H oul o p n a L y rbl i e n Comp an y one crore tve 13 d oli.fl o nue rn rcrin6 i llis: o es6C f elsi A to°b4 s 'Y sat i n ns , Cachar, Zeatun o, and Munniporc, .Residenti t o b e : at *each to be placed under Princes, to b e 'n ame d 'by t h e be admitt e d i n t o Burmese Britishpcoor Court. srt, .a nGovernment. tßritisho dsh their c a rgoes free of duty ; Bur: mese ships'to have the same privilege in Britisli i‘ ports. The Siamese nation to be included in the Peate." Such are the conditions of the Peace which has been wrung from the Burmese by the- success of the -British arms ; and in rejoicing at the termination- of a dangerous and expensive war, we itust hail with; 'satisfaction the adVantageous results which it has, produced. The security of our, Eastern Dourinions is established against the Burmese by the dismemberment, of their Empire . ; indemnity for the mpences of the war has-been obtained ; and future AdvantageS 'of the highest value secured by the esta blishment of residents in the several 'ceded provinces, aid -the admission of British ships into Rangoon and other Burmese ports, without the payment of duties on their cargoes. - New channels for British enter , prise will thus be opened, and a valuable mercantile intercourse establiShed with rich and populous countries. - . On the whole, a peace has been concluded, more glorious and beneficial to our interests than the most . sanguine could have anticipated, from the power .of the enemy against whom we had to contend, and the natural difficulties of the country in which operations were to be carried on ; and we trust, that the peace which has been thus obtained by the prowess of our arnis, will be .secured by the moderation and wisdom of our Councils in the East. • Intelligence from Bburtpore, to the 25th December, has also been brought home by the Mellish. All the pn:pamtory measures for. the attack of that fortress bad ben completed, and the attack would be immediately made, if a capitulation did not previouslY take place 'l'he most sanguine expectations of the fall of that , important 'station were still entertained ; and we continue to anticipate the 'news of this desirable event by the next arrivals from Calcutta. .The French Papers of Friday and Saturday reached us last night. They announce the. arrival at Paris, 0 3 Thuriday last, of Sir FREDERICK 'ADAM, Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, with bk family and suite. It is said, that his Excellency bad mentioned that Missolonghi held out on the 1 2 ti l April, and that Admiral MIAULIS with a supply °f provisions for the garrison, was in sight on that day. This corroborates the accounts which , we gave from 3 private letter on Saturday, of the Greek fleet being at Patras on the 12th April. Three FRENCH FUNDS, MAY 13.—Five per cents, 96 . 56. ; per cents, 64.60. We received. yesterday. Hamburglv:P.apetS ' ---....5...., _. .. , 11th instant, and from them we learn that the'Areh' duke CONSTANTINE has been appointed Genenirls - ' ~ sirno• of all die Russian and: Polish Armies, - -, shall await, with some degree of anxiety, the Address , i meat... which he marmake 'to . the Army on asstiniing its command, or the first Orders, which he may subse quently We shall be Surprised pently issue to it, as some indication may then pro bably to the appear . of the intentions respecting its "en l P l °Y• CONSTANTINE should not prove a preliminary step,. to the advancement of the object which the policy or the Court of St. Petersbtirgh hasstcadily pursued for so many years. if the. -appointment or •We mentioned some days ago the prOlnonv Major-General Sir NEIL CAMPBELL being ed Governor of Sierra Leone and its Dependencies, and o ur R ea d e rs will perceive, by Saturday's Gazette, that that appointment has taken place. We understand that this Officer is eminently qu alified for' th e high and important duties which are to be entrusted to hini , and we sincerely hope that his constit ution will resist the noxious effects of the fatal climate in which they are to be executed.. The danger of a reSidence.at Sierra' Leone is so great, that we cannot help thinking the.ut w most liberality should be.shown towards Offieers h ° are willing to encounter it on the p u blic service' ' ll°. only in the amount of their own allowances, but in securing for their family a . suitable provision in the ct event of their falling victims to the bane ful effes II the atmosphere of that part of. Africa.. It is 'known that the family of the late lam `J TURNER consisted, on his departure•from this c,cti n . try, a year and a half ago, - of seven persons, 01 two only * (his nieces) have survived ! These yol Ladies were dependent upon him , and we are satifile that the public would rejoice to learn, that 'M, jesty's Government had granted to them a liberal rt vision, in consideration of the services a nd death ° ,pleir Uncle. Amongst p alti e lme al oc o sl4 f ts ' t es h v e a ‘N w 'l l ic l } :ol l i1 1 :1 7. IlijMt-he 16; BROUGHAM have entai b led upon the country, and v e r y prouli l4l3 , rank. The eirects ah o ,ter f hsede t d l i iis measure' are experienced 19 ery o r s a , f t advanceof turnbn obnoxious sof oiagpspwaree:;ck:ellakilecioectlmiltglosslistliotyn:lfTeolc;aittebha'fgaeosicrdaufirroYikobyttihsotecOre::::lbYiesittarnisrin:-:731:1 ing. Indeed, we appear to be fast advancing to 7 tern of dictation fromthe lower to the higher ranks, whic may be dreaded I,N. men less n e rv ous than ourseivesso' It cannot be forgotten (kit the Shipping:lll°re of the Kingdom have been deeply injured f or Pi lo together by the obstinacy` of the Shipwrights; t the supply of coals to the market h a s bee" frequent affected - by the Combinations amongst the colliers, sith de e that, in most trades, s, a kind of legislation an10140,..41 jymen subjects the masters to a restraint volit'c, is at once injurious to their o wn interest, and ele st , f r ot Live to the commerce of the whole killga° lTh the this state of things can last, without i nv olving 0 security of the public, is impossible no one look at the matter linpartially ,.. Without droo "Ls: